Menlo Baseball celebrated Senior Day in style, achieving a historic milestone by sweeping Azusa Pacific University 3-1 in a PacWest series. The Oaks showcased a mix of explosive offense and strong pitching, highlighted by Oliver Hogan's remarkable performance securing Menlo's first NCAA Division II series victory. The home crowd was treated to an electrifying display with clutch moments from both the batters and the pitchers across two thrilling games.

By the Numbers
  • Oliver Hogan had 5 RBIs across Game 1, including 2 home runs.
  • Menlo scored a total of 17 runs over the two games, while allowing 11 runs from Azusa Pacific.
State of Play
  • Menlo's offense overwhelmed APU, scoring 8 runs in Game 1 and 9 in Game 2.
  • The pitching staff demonstrated resilience, particularly in high-pressure situations, closing out games effectively.
  • The celebration included honoring 8 graduating seniors post-victory.
What's Next

With the home schedule complete, Menlo will face Westmont College in an away series starting May 2nd. The Oaks aim to carry forward the momentum built from this historic Senior Day performance.

Bottom Line

Menlo Baseball not only solidified its place in history but also demonstrated the power of teamwork and strong leadership on the field. The combination of talent and perseverance showcased during this series sets a positive tone for the team鈥檚 final games of the season.